Mawas Peatlands Conservation Project
Project/Juridiction proponent
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation | #http://orangutan.or.id/# | Indonesia | NGO/private non for profit |
Project/Juridiction Partners
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Institute Museum of Anthropology of Zurich, Switzerland. | ND | Indonesia | NGO/private non for profit |
Universitas Nasional (UNAS) Jakarta | ND | Indonesia | Research/academic institute |
Winrock International | ND | Indonesia | NGO/private non for profit |
Project characteristics
- ID-RECCO ID520
- Project status 2022Ongoing
- Project nameMawas Peatlands Conservation Project
- Secondary name
- CountryIndonesia
- Last IDRECCO update year2020
- Size (in hectare)240000
- Start yearND
- End year2032
- Duration30
- Project descriptionThe project is a proposed carbon emissions avoidance, biodiversity and poverty alleviation project. It will conserve carbon stores in deep peat previously degraded by the 'Ex-Mega Rice Project', by avoiding proposed land use changes and reducing fire incidence in the region. The project proponent plans to help local communities prevent and control fires and to develop environmentally sustainable economic opportunities for improving their quality of life and prosperity. Specific objectives of the project are to: - Increase income and alleviate poverty of local communities by introducing and supporting sustainable economic activities; - Improve water quality by protecting peatlands that regulate stream flow, reduce erosion, and filter water; - Contribute to climate change mitigation by avoiding land use change and fire in peat swamp forest; - Enhance biodiversity conservation by protecting critical habitat for endangered species, such as the Bornean orangutan.
- Objective 1climate
- Objective 2biodiversity conservation
- Objective 3social development
- Deforestation driversfire, illegal logging, industrial agriculture or cattle ranching
- Type of foresthumid
- Project activityREDD
- Project TypeREDD
- Details for Afforestation/Reforestation activityNA
- Multiple locations?No
- Jurisdiction level 1Province : Central Kalimantan
- Jurisdiction level 2Regency : Murung Raya
Carbon accounting
- Crediting period2003-2032
- Period to calculate annual carbon credits
- Annual carbon credits
- Total carbon credits125075520
- Leakage is expected?yes
- Carbon pools includedAbove ground biomass | Below ground biomass | Peat
- Gasses includedCO2
- Reference period start year1997
- Reference period end year2003
- Carbon standard 1none
Carbon certification
- Carbon standard 1 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 1 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 1 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 1 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 2none
- Carbon standard 2 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 2 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 2 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 2 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 3none
- Carbon standard 3 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 3 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 3 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 3 Expiry dateND
- Source of informationhttp://redd-database.iges.or.jp/redd/download/project?id=13; http://theredddesk.org/countries/initiatives/mawas-peatland-conservation-project; http://forestclimatecenter.org/map.php?cnt=International&lang=English&ID=11; http://orangutan.or.id/mawas-peatland-rehabilitation-program/
Community level intervention
- Any monetary benefits?Yes
- Monetary benefit typeNon-conditional
- Monetary benefit detailThe expected positive impacts include: direct project-related employment, economics gains through micro credit and livelihoods enhancement programs.
- Provides employment?Yes
- Are there non-cash benefits?Yes
- Economic activities - typeagriculture | micro-credits | tree planting
- Is there tenure clarification?ND
- Is there environmental education?ND
- Is there forest access restriction or control/monitoring of deforestation?ND
- Is there forest enhancement?ND
- Is there community infrastracture improvement?ND
- Is there other community benefits?Yes